NFL mock drafts 2025: Compare latest from Mel Kiper, Daniel Jeremiah, Dane Brugler, other experts

The NFL offseason has arrived, meaning it's officially "Mock Draft Season."

While the 2025 NFL Draft won't arrive until April 24, plenty of the league's analysts, media members, and writers take the weeks following the Super Bowl to predict where the top draft-eligible players will land.

With the NFL Combine beginning Thursday and prospects putting their skills on display, anticipation for the draft is building. The combine can help boost the draft stock of undervalued talent, giving front offices an idea of the athleticism a player may bring to their squad.

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As scouts further evaluate the pool of players for the draft, mock drafts will be evolving — and there are already some differing predictions on how the NFL Draft will go.

Especially without a clear-cut No. 1 choice this year, there's some uncertainty on how things will play out in April. Plenty of draft analysts have released recent mock drafts, but no mock draft is the same.

Here is a look at several of the top mock drafts as the NFL Combine gets going, including how several experts foresee the first round going.

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NFL mock drafts 2025

Vinnie Iyer's latest mock draft from The Sporting News

Iyer's latest two-round mock draft was released on Feb. 27:

Noteworthy: 

— Here, the Giants and Raiders, two teams in need of a franchise quarterback, land the top two projected passers in the draft, Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders.

— This is a draft loaded with talent on the defensive line, as eight edge rushers and four defensive tackles were off the board in the first round.

— In Iyer's draft, a number of teams give their quarterbacks a new receiver to work with; the Browns, Jaguars, Colts, Bengals, Buccaneers and Broncos all come away with pass-catchers.

Mel Kiper’s latest ESPN mock draft

Kiper's latest mock draft was released on Feb. 25:

Noteworthy: 

— Kiper's latest draft has some interesting shakeups. Among them: the Jets claiming Sanders as their Aaron Rodgers replacement at pick No. 7. Meanwhile, the Giants and Raiders wind up with the top-two Heisman Trophy finishers in Hunter and Jeanty.

— There are a few players in Kiper's draft that fell far below where they've previously been projected, like Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan. In some mocks, McMillan has gone in the top-10; here, he lands at No. 22 to the Chargers.

— One of the most common player-team connections out there has been Ohio State wide receiver Emeka Egbuka being taken by Pittsburgh. That trend continues here. It wouldn't be surprising if the Steelers select Egbuka, as they could use a wide receiver next to George Pickens.

Daniel Jeremiah's latest NFL Network mock draft

Jeremiah's latest mock draft was released on Feb. 18:

Noteworthy: 

— Whereas most other mock drafts project only Jeanty going in the first round, Jeremiah's draft adds Hampton and Henderson as first-round running backs.

— The Browns and Raiders come away with Ward and Sanders as their next franchise quarterbacks, respectively.

— The defending champion Eagles select yet another defensive player out of Georgia, with Starks falling to No. 32 as arguably the draft's top safety.

Dane Brugler's latest mock draft from The Athletic

Brugler's latest mock draft was released on Jan. 15.

*Brugler's mock draft was released before the final order was set, so five teams are not in their official slot.

Noteworthy: 

— Once again, edge rushers dominate the first round, with eight of the 32 picks coming from the position.

— Brugler predicts that the Heisman runner-up, Jeanty, lands alongside Bo Nix in Denver, while Johnson also sneaks into the first round as a running back for the Vikings.

— Hunter, Carter, and Ward are once again the top-three selections, although analysts have differed in predicting where each lands between Tennessee, Cleveland, and New York.